Before starting the installation, it is necessary to thoroughly clean and prepare the ceiling. This includes removing any debris and checking for any defects that could affect the installation of the equipment.

Markings are applied to the ceiling to indicate the exact location of all system elements. This is an important stage as the correct positioning of the sprinklers ensures effective coverage of the entire room area.

Installing fixings such as hinges and brackets that will hold the pipes and sprinklers. These elements must be firmly fixed to withstand the weight of the entire system and the water pressure when activated.

After the installation of the fixing, the pipes that will supply water to the sprinklers are laid. Pipes shall be installed in accordance with all standards and codes to ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the system.

In the final stage, the sprinklers themselves are installed. These are placed in pre-marked locations and connected to the pipe. The sprinklers must be installed in such a way as to give maximum protection to the room against a possible fire.

Before installation begins, the piping and necessary materials are selected and prepared. The red piping is specifically designed for fire protection systems to be easily recognizable and conform to safety standards.

The pipe is cut to the required length according to the installation plans. It is important that the cuts are precise and clean to ensure a quality connection of the individual parts.

The pipes are mounted on the ceiling according to the pre-prepared markings and fixings. This step involves joining the individual pieces of piping using clamps, screws and other fasteners.

After installation, all joints must be thoroughly checked to prevent water leaks. This includes visual inspection and tightening of fasteners if necessary.

The main pipes connect to a central water source that will supply the sprinkler system in the event of a fire. This step is crucial to ensure sufficient water pressure and flow.

Before starting the installation, the pipe routes between the partitions are planned in detail. This step ensures that the piping is routed efficiently and with minimal obstructions.

Pipes are cut to exact lengths according to the installation plans. The piping shall be prepared so that it is easily adaptable for routing between partitions.

The pipes are mounted and fixed between the partitions using special brackets and clamps. This step ensures that the pipes remain stable and securely fastened.

The pipelines are wrapped with protective materials to protect them from mechanical damage and to ensure their insulation. This step is important to ensure the long-term durability and safety of the system.

After installation, the pipes are inspected and tested to ensure they are leak-free and functioning properly. This includes pressure testing and visual inspection of all joints.

The pipes are connected to the main floor piping that distributes water to the different parts of the building. This step involves carefully joining the pipes and ensuring that all joints are tight.

Drain valves are installed at strategic points in the piping system. These valves allow the system to be inspected and maintained, as well as draining water when necessary.

The necessary electrical cables are connected to the valve and other system components. This cabling ensures the proper functioning of the automatic systems that detect and initiate fire suppression.

After the installation is complete, a final check and testing of the entire system is performed. This includes ensuring that all connections are tight, valves are working properly and electrical connections are flawless.

After successful testing, the system is commissioned and ready for use. This step includes training of personnel to operate and maintain the system.